Open niklashartung opened 8 years ago
absolutely! bug fixed very soon on GItHub (mlxR 3.02) thanks...
Marc
2016-05-23 10:11 GMT+02:00 niklashartung notifications@github.com:
Hi,
in simpopmlx() line 31, correlation parameters are matched by grep("r_", pname)
Shouldn't it be grep("^r", pname) (idem for corr)?
Otherwise, any structural parameter ending in r will also be matched. This does not cause any problems as long as the parameter itself contains no _.
However, for a structural parameter named, say, k_gr, the following error appears: Maximum number of iterations reached: could not draw definite positive correlation matrix because it is mistakenly interpreted as a correlation parameter.
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Hi,
in simpopmlx() line 31, correlation parameters are matched by
grep("r_", pname)
Shouldn't it be
grep("^r_", pname)
(idem forcorr_
)?Otherwise, any structural parameter ending in
r
will also be matched. This does not cause any problems as long as the parameter itself contains no_
.However, for a structural parameter named, say,
k_gr
, the following error appears:Maximum number of iterations reached: could not draw definite positive correlation matrix
because it is mistakenly interpreted as a correlation parameter.